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Day AI in Boston is seeking an ambitious support specialist to shape a product that’s defining its category. You’ll be on the front lines with founders and GTM teams, unblocking customers, driving success, and feeding learnings back to the product.
You will own user problems end to end, improve the knowledge base, design workflows, and help grow Day AI’s community. This is an early role at a company building real product with real customers in a fast-growing space.
Day AI is the AI-native system of record for customer relationships. The successor to CRM. It gives every person on a go-to-market team agents with standing roles, grounded in a shared memory of every call, email, and conversation the company has ever had, doing the work before anyone has to ask.
The market is fragmenting the old CRM monolith into a new set of agent-native categories — customer memory, agent platform, skills automation, analytics, knowledge management, and a developer surface. Day AI is the only company building every one of them and re-integrating them into one system already running in production. That re-integration is the moat.
The company was founded by Christopher O'Donnell, who built HubSpot's Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, Service Hub, and Data Hub, the only product that has ever offered a credible alternative to Salesforce at scale. He has spent the three years since ChatGPT launched rebuilding it from scratch for the AI era.
We've raised a $20M Series A led by Sequoia. Hundreds of companies are already running their GTM teams agentically on Day AI. This is the future of how businesses keep track of and connect with customers.
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Most support roles are about closing tickets. This one is about shaping a product that's still defining its category. You'll be on the front lines of Day AI, solving real problems for the founders and GTM teams betting their customer relationships on us, and feeding what you learn straight back into what we build next.
Your users are sophisticated. They've bought into the agent-era worldview and expect the system to deliver on it. Your job is to make sure it does — to get them unblocked fast, make them successful, and turn every conversation into a signal the product team can act on. You'll also own how we build support itself: the knowledge base, the workflows, the framework the next person ramps on.
This is an early role at a company with real product, real customers, and a category that's still being defined. The people who set the standard for user experience here will have shaped how Day AI shows up for everyone who touches it.
Competitive compensation depending on experience, plus meaningful equity.
The agent-era worldview stopped being a prediction. It's consensus. The people using Day AI already believe the future looks like this — what they need is for the system to deliver on it every day. That's where you come in. The experience of using the product, and the speed at which users get value from it, is what turns belief into retention.
The companies building a shared customer memory foundation now compound on it every day. The ones that struggle to adopt fall behind. You'll be on the front line of making sure our customers land in the first group, at the start of the shift, backed by Sequoia, built by the person who architected HubSpot.